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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a student that I" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific student in a context where you are about to provide more information about them or your relationship with them.
Example: "I met a student that I helped with their research project last semester."
Alternatives: "a student whom I" or "a student who I".
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"He was a student that I enjoyed.
Indeed any place that learning occurs for a student, that, I would say, is a school.
Here was a student that I had given up on months before.
It wasn't until I became a student that I was struck by the enormity of the task faced by albinism rights campaigners and the importance of global awareness.
I remember realizing when I was a student that I could make a measurement of an object in the sky, and how extraordinary that felt to me, as if it were a way of reaching out and connecting with something so far away.
My own awareness actually comes from my own children and a student that I've taught who was adopted from Korea.
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So I get this a lot I have students that I had a student that used to be a high school teacher, actually was an elementary teacher, and she wanted to be a UX designer.
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"I still remember a particularly traumatic moment when I was being introduced to a female student that I had a crush on.
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